Author Question: Explain the parts of the single-axis and double-axis solar panel tracking system. What will be an ... (Read 38 times)

justinmsk

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Explain the parts of the single-axis and double-axis solar panel tracking system.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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What is a bypass diode and what function does it provide?
 
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Answer to Question 1

The single axis and double axis solar panel tracking system uses a ballscrew or other mechanism that has the ability to move the face of the panel and a specific number of degrees to cause it to track the sun. A motor provides the rotary motion for the ballscrew. Sensors may be included to make the system automated, or it can be moved manually from a table of data indicating the precise location for each day.

Answer to Question 2

Bypassed diode minimizes the power dropt caused when a solar panel does not receive maximum sunshine, such as if one panel is covered by cloud cover, and other panels in that array receive more sunlight. If a bypass diode is not used, the voltage drop in one panel may cause the output of all the panels to drop it



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